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adm_config_set.php
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<?php
# MantisBT - a php based bugtracking system
# MantisBT is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# MantisBT is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with MantisBT. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
/**
* This page stores the reported bug
*
* @package MantisBT
* @copyright Copyright (C) 2000 - 2002 Kenzaburo Ito - [email protected]
* @copyright Copyright (C) 2002 - 2013 MantisBT Team - [email protected]
* @link http://www.mantisbt.org
*/
/**
* MantisBT Core API's
*/
require_once( 'core.php' );
form_security_validate( 'adm_config_set' );
$f_user_id = gpc_get_int( 'user_id' );
$f_project_id = gpc_get_int( 'project_id' );
$f_config_option = gpc_get_string( 'config_option' );
$f_type = gpc_get_string( 'type' );
$f_value = gpc_get_string( 'value' );
if ( is_blank( $f_config_option ) ) {
error_parameters( 'config_option' );
trigger_error( ERROR_EMPTY_FIELD, ERROR );
}
if ( $f_project_id == ALL_PROJECTS ) {
access_ensure_global_level( config_get('set_configuration_threshold' ) );
} else {
project_ensure_exists( $f_project_id );
access_ensure_project_level( config_get('set_configuration_threshold' ), $f_project_id );
}
# make sure that configuration option specified is a valid one.
$t_not_found_value = '***CONFIG OPTION NOT FOUND***';
if ( config_get_global( $f_config_option, $t_not_found_value ) === $t_not_found_value ) {
error_parameters( $f_config_option );
trigger_error( ERROR_CONFIG_OPT_NOT_FOUND, ERROR );
}
# make sure that configuration option specified can be stored in the database
if ( !config_can_set_in_database( $f_config_option ) ) {
error_parameters( $f_config_option );
trigger_error( ERROR_CONFIG_OPT_CANT_BE_SET_IN_DB, ERROR );
}
# For 'default', behavior is based on the global variable's type
if( $f_type == CONFIG_TYPE_DEFAULT ) {
$t_config_global_value = config_get_global( $f_config_option );
if( is_string( $t_config_global_value ) ) {
$t_type = CONFIG_TYPE_STRING;
} else if( is_int( $t_config_global_value ) ) {
$t_type = CONFIG_TYPE_INT;
} else if( is_float( $t_config_global_value ) ) {
$t_type = CONFIG_TYPE_FLOAT;
} else {
# note that we consider bool and float as complex.
# We use ON/OFF for bools which map to numeric.
$t_type = CONFIG_TYPE_COMPLEX;
}
} else {
$t_type = $f_type;
}
switch( $t_type ) {
case CONFIG_TYPE_STRING:
$t_value = $f_value;
break;
case CONFIG_TYPE_INT:
$t_value = (integer) constant_replace( trim( $f_value ) );
break;
case CONFIG_TYPE_FLOAT:
$t_value = (float) constant_replace( trim( $f_value ) );
break;
case CONFIG_TYPE_COMPLEX:
default:
$t_value = process_complex_value( $f_value );
break;
}
config_set( $f_config_option, $t_value, $f_user_id, $f_project_id );
form_security_purge( 'adm_config_set' );
print_successful_redirect( 'adm_config_report.php' );
/**
* Helper function to recursively process complex types
* We support the following kind of variables here:
* 1. constant values (like the ON/OFF switches): they are defined as constants mapping to numeric values
* 2. simple arrays with the form: array( a, b, c, d )
* 3. associative arrays with the form: array( a=>1, b=>2, c=>3, d=>4 )
* 4. multi-dimensional arrays
* commas and '=>' within strings are handled
*
* @param string $p_value Complex value to process
* @return parsed variable
*/
function process_complex_value( $p_value, $p_trimquotes = false ) {
static $s_regex_array = null;
static $s_regex_string = null;
static $s_regex_element = null;
$t_value = trim( $p_value );
# Parsing regex initialization
if( is_null( $s_regex_array ) ) {
$s_regex_array = '^array[\s]*\((.*)\)$';
$s_regex_string =
# unquoted string (word)
'[\w]+' . '|' .
# single-quoted string
"'(?:[^'\\\\]|\\\\.)*'" . '|' .
# double-quoted string
'"(?:[^"\\\\]|\\\\.)*"';
# The following complex regex will parse individual array elements,
# taking into consideration sub-arrays, associative arrays and single,
# double and un-quoted strings
# @TODO dregad reverse pattern logic for sub-array to avoid match on array(xxx)=>array(xxx)
$s_regex_element = '('
# Main sub-pattern - match one of
. '(' .
# sub-array: ungreedy, no-case match ignoring nested parenthesis
'(?:(?iU:array\s*(?:\\((?:(?>[^()]+)|(?1))*\\))))' . '|' .
$s_regex_string
. ')'
# Optional pattern for associative array, back-referencing the
# above main pattern
. '(?:\s*=>\s*(?2))?' .
')';
}
if( preg_match( "/$s_regex_array/s", $t_value, $t_match ) === 1 ) {
# It's an array - process each element
$t_processed = array();
if( preg_match_all( "/$s_regex_element/", $t_match[1], $t_elements ) ) {
foreach( $t_elements[0] as $key => $element ) {
if( !trim( $element ) ) {
# Empty element - skip it
continue;
}
# Check if element is associative array
preg_match_all( "/($s_regex_string)\s*=>\s*(.*)/", $element, $t_split );
if( !empty( $t_split[0] ) ) {
# associative array
$t_new_key = constant_replace( trim( $t_split[1][0], " \t\n\r\0\x0B\"'" ) );
$t_new_value = process_complex_value( $t_split[2][0], true );
$t_processed[$t_new_key] = $t_new_value;
} else {
# regular array
$t_new_value = process_complex_value( $element );
$t_processed[$key] = $t_new_value;
}
}
}
return $t_processed;
} else {
# Scalar value
if( $p_trimquotes ) {
$t_value = trim( $t_value, " \t\n\r\0\x0B\"'" );
}
return constant_replace( $t_value );
}
}
/**
* Split by commas, but ignore commas that are within quotes or parenthesis.
* Ignoring commas within parenthesis helps allow for multi-dimensional arrays.
* @param $p_string string to split
* @return array
*/
function special_split ( $p_string ) {
$t_values = array();
$t_array_element = "";
$t_paren_level = 0;
$t_inside_quote = False;
$t_escape_next = False;
foreach( str_split( trim( $p_string ) ) as $character ) {
if( $t_escape_next ) {
$t_array_element .= $character;
$t_escape_next = False;
} else if( $character == "," && $t_paren_level==0 && !$t_inside_quote ) {
array_push( $t_values, $t_array_element );
$t_array_element = "";
} else {
if( $character == "(" && !$t_inside_quote ) {
$t_paren_level ++;
} else if( $character == ")" && !$t_inside_quote ) {
$t_paren_level --;
} else if( $character == "'" ) {
$t_inside_quote = !$t_inside_quote;
} else if( $character == "\\" ) {
# escape character
$t_escape_next = true;
# keep the escape if the string will be going through another recursion
if( $t_paren_level > 0 ) {
$t_array_element .= $character;
}
continue;
}
$t_array_element .= $character;
}
}
array_push( $t_values, $t_array_element );
return $t_values;
}
/**
* Check if the passed string is a constant and returns its value
* if yes, or the string itself if not
* @param $p_name string to check
* @return mixed|string value of constant $p_name, or $p_name itself
*/
function constant_replace( $p_name ) {
if( is_string( $p_name ) && defined( $p_name ) ) {
# we have a constant
return constant( $p_name );
}
return $p_name;
}